The Bond Director reports to the Associate Superintendent or designee. The Bond Director is responsible for managing the implementation of the facilities master plan and prioritized bond program. The Bond Director successfully tracks progress of all construction projects, from conceptualization to completion. Performs related duties as assigned, may be called in to work for emergencies and may be required to work extended hours to assist in managing a facilities-based emergency.

Essential Functions: Depending on the assignment, duties may include but are not limited to the following: Oversee budget to ensure projects remain within budget limits; implement cost control systems; track all project costs. Review and prepare documents for the Board and Bond Oversight Committee. Prepare budget and financial reports as required. Coordinate planning of bond measure facility projects with management, staff, advisory committees, architects, and other district consultants from conception through construction to project completion. Ensure the Facilities Department meets the operational deadlines required by other departments or agencies. Prioritize, develop and maintain detailed project plans to support the implementation of the facilities master plan. Develop, update and monitor project schedules; oversees all scheduling and other managerial aspects of bond program. Oversee implementation of plan, including all phases of the construction, modernization and retrofitting process. Track, monitor and oversee construction tasks completed by supervisors, contractors, and various trade workers. Report on the progress of the project to the superintendent and associate superintendent. Prepare comprehensive regular written and public reports to communicate status and progress to our community partners and the board. Coordinate project phases, review financial statements and assure on-time delivery of projects. Research, analyze and recommend the feasibility of various improvement operations for more cost-effective services. Assist with bid processes for bond facility projects, and other projects funded by matching facility funds. Coordinate with construction managers and schools/administrators to ensure smooth operations related to facility planning.
Meet with legal counsel on the district’s behalf in contractual litigation and arbitration. Responsible for the district's facility operations, organizing and assigning tasks and responsibilities to assigned personnel.

Successful Experience in: Best practices with public school construction, knowledge of recent trends. Construction principles, techniques, and procedures. Effective project management principles. Effective management practices; employee supervision

Ability to: Manage multiple high priority projects at the same time. Demonstrate past success managing programs to results and/or project management. Demonstrate past success with setting and meeting rigorous goals. Demonstrate excellent critical thinking, problem solving, and continuous improvement. Work cooperatively with a variety of stakeholders. Manage people effectively to outcomes. Learn quickly and operate in a fast-paced and continuously improving setting. Operate standard office equipment including a computer and software. Communicate effectively to perform the essential functions of the job.

Education: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business administration or related field. Master’s degree preferred.

Experience: Minimum five (5) years in public school and/or construction project management

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Salary Range: $141,167.76 - $171,057.78 annually; Range 31B; (7 steps; maximum reached in 5.5 years.)

If you have questions please contact scshaw@fusdk12.net